bernardo de monteagudo (8 resultados)

Condición: Buen estado. Del Nuevo Extremo.

Escritos politicos. - De Monteagudo, Bernardo / Emece, Buenos Aires, 2009 (244) -- historia argentina, Buen estado -- Estudio de Felipe Pigna 2 e 4.

Tapa Blanda. Condición: New. Monteagudo fue uno de los fundadores de la Sociedad Patriótica Literaria. Esta compilación contiene: memoria política; federación hispanoamericana; propaganda revolucionaria; exposición de tareas; discursos patrióticos;epistolario y artículos de "El Independiente" del autor. 355 Páginas. 460 gr. Libro.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Excelente. Conjunto De Ensayos Que Constituyen Una Muestra De Las Reflexiones De La Intelectualidad Hispanoamericana Acerca Del Tema Del Título. 474Pp. Size: 23 x 16 Cm. Book.

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16pp. In Spanish. Dbd. Staining throughout, affecting but not obscuring a few words of text on most pages. One small hole and one slightly larger hole (¾-inch x 1 inch) in terminal leaf, with loss to several words of text. Good. The extremely rare and highly significant inaugural speech for the Argentine Societad Patriótica by South American revolutionary Bernardo de Monteagudo. In the May Revolution of 1810, Buenos Aires installed the first local government in the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata not designated by the Spanish Crown, one of the first moves toward South American sovereignty on the continent. In the five years that followed, control of the city and the wider area encompassing present-day Argentina was contested by various junta members establishing new government in the name of the Spanish king-in-exile and more radical dissidents seeking full and permanent independence from Spain. In January 1812, dissatisfied with the slow progress of the First Triumvirate of the Río de la Plata, which had assumed authority after the rule of two juntas, José de San Martin, Carlos de Alvear, and Bernardo Monteagudo formed the Societad Patriótica. Under the slogan, "Independence, Constitution, and Democracy," the Society pushed for the swift establishment of a free, independent republic and allied its cause with other revolutionary groups throughout Spanish South America. Monteagudo's speech inaugurating the Society begins with an exposition of Enlightenment ideas of freedom and tyranny and continues with an analysis of the history of South Americans' relationship to Spain, and mentions recent developments in Quito and La Paz. Declaring that "there are no tyrants without slaves" and that "ignorance is the origin of all the 'desgracias' of man," Monteagudo finally calls his fellow citizens to focus all their energies on independence. Largely as a result of the efforts of the Societad Patriótica, the First Triumvirate was dissolved in October 1812, replaced by the Second Triumvirate and soon thereafter by a series of one-man Directorships. Argentina formally declared independence in 1814. Monteagudo supported the dictatorship of Carlos Maria de Alvear in Argentina and helped lead independence movements with San Martin and Bernardo O'Higgins in Chile and Peru. Widely viewed as a tyrant as his power increased, Monteagudo was assassinated in Lima in 1825. OCLC locates only one copy, at Brown. ZINNY, BIBLIOGRAFÍA HISTÓRICA DE LAS PROVINCIAS UNIDAS DEL RÍO DE LA PLATA, p.71.

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